Latest News from Central Park, NYC

Thompson Central Park protests have triggered urgent veterinary audits of 68 carriage horses, forcing city officials to review stable health logs.

Upper Manhattan families will regain access to free summer swimming this June as the rebuilt central park pool near the Harlem Meer opens after a $160M project.

Exonerated members of the Central Park 5 have filed a federal defamation lawsuit over recent debate comments, seeking damages for ongoing reputational harm.

NYPD has deployed additional foot patrols to the central park tennis club following a series of thefts, securing the West Side courts for summer play.

Protests near the one hotel central park entrance have triggered fresh carriage safety audits, renewing the high-stakes legislative battle over NYC horse-drawn rides.

Exactly 14 rare lemurs have settled into their upgraded habitat as the central park zoo madagascar exhibit draws record visitor crowds this summer.

A new $1.2 million preservation project will use advanced laser scanning to protect the ancient granite obelisk near East 81st Street from urban weathering.

A tragic carriage horse collapse near 72nd Street has sparked intense protests near Central Park apartments, prompting urgent neighborhood safety reviews.

A multi-year $6.5 million ecological restoration of Conservatory Water begins next Monday, temporarily closing paths and suspending model boating activities.